Why are flags at half-staff Thursday?
Gov. Jared Polis has ordered flags on public buildings to be lowered to half staff until sunset Thursday.
Parade of Lights and more in Denver this weekend
Santa Claus is coming to (down)town on Saturday — along with dozens of dazzling floats. Why it matters: Denver's 9News Parade of Lights, now in its 51st year, remains downtown's marquee holiday tradition and one of the city's most consistently packed winter events. What to expect: More than 40...
Suspected DUI driver arrested going 92 mph with baby while heading to pick up...
A suspected drunk and high woman was arrested in Commerce City after she allegedly drove 92 mph with a baby in her vehicle, all while going to pick up another child from school.
What’s going into the old Macy’s at The Shops at Northfield?
Coming next year, online furniture company Wayfair will open one of its newest storefronts in Denver in its latest push for large-format in-person locations.
In Colorado, Wolves Are Getting Closer To The Denver Metro Area
Some of Colorado’s wolves are venturing near the Denver Metro area, according to the latest electronic collar-tracking data. Even so, officials aren’t worried about wolves establishing packs in the suburbs. Most likely, the tracking data is from lone animals making “exploratory movements,” according to Colorado Parks...
Opinion: Second Denver homeless day shelter needed as city wonk calls St. Francis ‘premier’
Denver City Council member Sarah Parady said Wednesday during the Planning and Housing Committee, which she chairs, that it may be time to open a second homeless day shelter in Denver.
Investigators: Missing Colorado man found after 4 months in Coal Creek
Paul Aragon, 34, was reported missing by his mother after his still-running truck with his dog inside was found abandoned.
This Colorado city shows the way out of MAGA dystopia
In an unhinged video this summer, Danielle Jurinsky, a former Aurora City Council member, blamed the Democratic Party for the firebomb attack on peaceful demonstrators in Boulder who called for the release of hostages in Gaza. Through tears, she angrily singled out Jewish leaders in the state, such as Gov. Jared...
Meet Lt. Col. Shawna Rochelle Kimbrell: America’s First Black Female Fighter Pilot
Shawna Rochelle Kimbrell. Image Credit: Long Blue Line podcast. When Shawna Rochelle Kimbrell was a little girl in Parker, Colorado, she would look to the sky and imagine herself there, not as a passenger, but as the one at the controls. In 1999, that childhood dream carried her into history...
Thornton cow sanctuary robbed of $20k in equipment: “My heart just dropped”
On Oct. 29, more than $20,000 of equipment was stolen from Pay & Friends Inc. in Thornton. The Adams County Sheriff's Office says it has no leads on who could have done it, leaving the nonprofit to pick up the pieces.
